New York State Liquor Authority Upcoming Event

Long Island Food Council – October Educational Series

Meet the Chairman of the NYS Liquor Authority, Vincent Bradley and members of the SLA at an educational event focused on licensing, compliance and regulation.  Stakeholders from food and beverage businesses along with government agencies will provide valuable input.  The panel will address issues, share resources and vital information to help shape the economic growth of our region.

DATE: October 29, 2019

TIME: 9:00AM – 1:00PM

LOCATION: Hotel Indigo East End, Riverhead, NY  11901

KEYNOTE SPEAKER:

Vincent Bradley – Chairman of the New York State Liquor Authority

OPENING REMARKS:

August Ruckdeschel – Suffolk County Department of Economic Development

PANEL PARTICIPANTS:

Thomas Donahue – NYS Liquor Authority

Angela Montalbano NYS Department of Agriculture & Markets – Food Safety & Inspection

Steve Kane – Suffolk County Health Deoartment

Janice McGovern – Suffolk County Department of Public Works

Richard Stabile –  Long Island Spirits

Chris Parles – Beacon Meadery

Michael Falcetta – Sparkling Pointe

Peter Barraud – North Fork Brewing company

LIFC Members – Free to Attend
LIFC Member Guests – $25
Non-Members – $50

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For additional information please contact:

elise@longislandfoodcouncil.com

info@longislandfoodcouncil.com

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Fall Funding Opportunities for Farm to School

October is “Farm to School” month and there are a LOT of grant opportunities coming up. If a school district you know is interested in advancing agricultural education and “Farm to School” efforts, please forward this list along!

Fall Funding Opportunities for Farm to School

The beginning of a new school year is a great time to consider starting or ramping up farm to school or farm to early care and education activities in your community. Looking for funding options to help kickoff or expand your efforts? Here are several current fall funding opportunities to explore:

August Ruckdeschel, East End Projects Coordinator
Economic Development Specialist – Agriculture & Marine
Suffolk County
Dept. of Economic Development and Planning
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Long Island Export Compliance Seminar

Our partners at the U.S. Commercial Service will be holding a 2 day export seminar for companies that would like to learn more about export regulations and how to navigate the exporting process. If you or any companies you work with are interested in attending please use the registration link below.

The U.S. Commercial Service on Long Island and its strategic partners the New York Institute for Technology and the National Institute for World Trade, will co-host a one-and-a-half-day export compliance seminar. Seminar will cover comprehensive export operations, regulatory guidelines, and how to navigate through the export controls to sell controlled products in foreign markets. Detailed program below:

Export Trade Compliance Foundation
✓ Export EAR, ITAR, OFAC & Census
✓ ECCN Determination
✓ Evaluating & Obtaining Export Licenses
✓ Denied Parties Screening
✓ Export Documentation
✓ Schedule B Factors
✓ Deemed Exports
✓ Antiboycott
✓ FCPA
✓ Record Keeping
✓ CTPAT
✓ Case Studies

Export Regulations
✓ Review of the Bureau of Industry & Security
✓ Current BIS case studies
✓ Export Enforcement
✓ BIS as a resource

Compliance in Banking, Forwarding Insurance & Financial Instruments
✓ Learn the relationship between export trade compliance in a briefing for banking, service providers, insurance and other financial instruments.

Resource Development
✓ Review of key websites, organizations and written material on export trade compliance.

Creating an Internal Export Trade Compliance Program
✓ The foundation issues involved in creating an export trade compliance program, gaining senior management and divisional support, internal training programs, SOP creation and business process improvements.

Department of Commerce: Local and Overseas Resources
✓ Learn about the services of the Department of Commerce here on LI and in Washington DC and how they can provide assistance in export trade compliance management.

Technology in Export Trade Compliance
✓ Learn the contemporary opportunities in export trade compliance management utilizing state-of-the-art technologies, available to interface with your operating systems.

Advanced registration required
Registration

Location:
NYIT de Seversky Mansion
1 Northern Boulevard
Old Westbury NY 11568

$125.00 per person
Registration includes: Textbook, Workshop Materials, Two breakfasts and one lunch

Questions?
Diane Martin; 516-768-9011; dmartin@bluetigerintl.com
Marisel Trespalacios; 516-493-8150; Marisel.Trespalacios@trade.gov

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Post MTRC/LIFC Consultant’s Meeting

On Feb. 27, 2019, the Long Island Food Council in partnership with Manufacturing and Technology Resource Consortium (MTRC) held an educational meeting for the LIFC members who are acting consultants in their area of expertise.

The Evening’s Highlights:

  • Upon arrival, each consultant received a folder containing information about MTRC programs.
  • Cynthia Colon presented the requirements and steps needed to apply, qualify, and receive the MTRC consulting and manufacturing grants.
  • Michael Tucker, President of the LIFC further detailed the value, support, and incentives the MTRC offers to food and beverage companies on Long Island.
  • Members enjoyed a delicious three-course dinner in the vibrant setting of Sage Bistro in Woodbury
  • Good vibes and lots of fun!

The LIFC networking meetings and educational seminars are an excellent opportunity to connect with professionals and grow your business!

Check out our calendar. There’s many exciting things happening in the coming months. We’re looking forward to seeing you at our next event.

Access to Capital

Are you in the food, beverage, or agricultural industry in Long Island? On Thurs. Sept 27th attend a free workshop sponsored by Federal Reserve Bank of New York Department of Agriculture & Markets, and Long Island Food Council.

Manufacturing and Technology Resource Consortium

National Grid , PSEG Long Island and MTRC invite Long Island manufacturers to learn about important programs that can help them save significant money.

Learn about funding opportunities and programs for projects* that demonstrate commitment to:

  • Implementing “lean manufacturing”or other similar principles
  • Exploring increased utilization of existing equipment
  • Incorporating sustainability and energy efficiency

For over thirty years, National Grid, PSEG Long Island and Stony Brook University’s economic and community development programs have helped to create jobs and revitalize communities across Long Island.


Please join us for breakfast to learn how you can benefit from this and additional business incentive programs.

Date: May 30, 2018

Time: 8am-10am

Location: Composite Prototyping Center
121 Express Street
Plainview, NY 11803

Networking & Resource Fair to follow after 10am.

All pre-registrants will be entered into a raffle to win a pair of NY Mets tickets. Winner must be present at event.

* Funding is open to Long Island manufacturers in the National Grid and PSEG Long Island Service Territory (Nassau and Suffolk counties).

The event is FREE but registration is required.

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